Schaumberg / Wilton / Received / Bath / Leipzig / Orange City / Sunnyvale / /
Company
Beiersdorf Inc. / AEs / iCAD Inc. / Elsevier Inc. / Kohler / Xoft / Cox / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
University of Pittsburgh / /
IndustryTerm
Cancer therapy / Cancer Treatment / treatment of non-melanoma / treatment of nonmelanoma skin cancer / insurance coverage / treatment of endometrial cancer / treatment of early-stage breast cancer / treatment of breast cancer / treatment of cancer / http /
MedicalCondition
rash dermatitis / Basal cell carcinoma / hyperpigmentation / skin cancer / alopecia / non-melanoma skin cancer / available Tumor / small carcinoma / melanoma / endometrial cancer / skin carcinomas / epithelial skin cancer / squamous cell carcinomas / gross tumor / pruritus / breast cancer / skin telangiectasia / nonmelanoma skin cancer / early-stage breast cancer / cutaneous T-cell lymphoma / necrosis / squamous cell carcinoma / field contracture / Cancer / telangiectasia / gross telangiectasia / 134e140 Nonmelanoma skin cancer / Hypopigmentation / Squamous cell carcinoma Introduction Nonmelanoma skin cancer / radiation-associated rash dermatitis / moderate telangiectasia / diseases / skin cancers / slight field contracture / moderate fibrosis / T-cell lymphoma / /
National Institute of Health / Integreview Ethical Review Board / American Academy of Dermatology / Department of Radiation Oncology / American Brachytherapy Society / School of Medicine / Princess Margaret Hospital / University of Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh / U.S. Food and Drug Administration / /
Person
Martin A. Incidence / Arch Dermatol / / /
Position
principal investigator for this study / Corresponding author / electronic brachytherapy controller / representative / controller / /
Nonmelanoma skin cancer treated with electronic brachytherapy: Results at 1 year